A Useless Thread to RAISE your Post Counts

[frank]

Do you touch the handle of the restroom door when exiting or use a paper towel?

[rockabilly]

What are your fave toppings?

[SarahG]

Do you touch the handle of the restroom door when exiting or use a paper towel?

I've never noticed someone to do that- sounds kinda germphobic.

[SarahG]

What are your fave toppings?

Normally just cheeses but sometimes I like having pepperoni on it, or sausage w/ ham, or broccoli & peppers. It really depends on the pizza shop though, if I don't know what to expect I always order cheese so I won't be disappointed.

[Star Angel 86]

Do you touch the handle of the restroom door when exiting or use a paper towel?

When using public facilities I always do that.

[LibertyHarkness]

ever seen a man eat his own head?

[seanbeag7]

No but i have seen a nice t-girl suck her own dick.

[95racer]

Post freely to raise your post counts...I love Captain Crunch Cereal...

Good cereal; however, tears up the roof of my mouth. Am I the only one?

[CaptainGeech]

Do you touch the handle of the restroom door when exiting or use a paper towel?

I totally have a system when I use a pubic restroom. My hands don't touch any surface once I've washed my hands. This includes the faucet handle, the paper towel lever, and that disease ridden door handle.

[francisfkudrow]

Do you touch the handle of the restroom door when exiting or use a paper towel?

I totally have a system when I use a pubic restroom. My hands don't touch any surface once I've washed my hands. This includes the faucet handle, the paper towel lever, and that disease ridden door handle.

I try to do this as well. I think the emphasis on washing one's hands all the time to prevent the spread of the flu is misguided. Its all about HOW you wash your hands. It seems to me that if you wash your hands too quickly (as one might do if they were washing their hands too often), it might not remove germs, just loosen them. Then if you also don't dry your hands thoroughly, and touch the door handle with your damp hands, transferring germs is even easier.

I think one should wash (and dry) their hands thoroughly a couple times a day instead of haphazardly 12 times a day.

Also, during flu season, I use a simple trick to help prevent myself from getting sick. I hardly ever touch a public surface with my index finger. I use my middle and ring fingers to open doors, a knuckle to press vending machine and elevator buttons, etc. Think about it; if you're going to rub your eye or pick your nose, you're going to do it with your index finger. Keep that finger off of germ-ridden surfaces and you'll be better off.